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  • French insurer CNP Assurances highlighted the scale of demand for sub debt from insurance companies on Tuesday, drawing a monster order book for its first deal in almost a year.
  • América Móvil could bring its long awaited tap of its global local Mexican peso bonds shortly after mandating banks for a roadshow, though the bluechip telecoms company will face some investors unhappy that liquidity in the innovative instrument has not materialised as promised.
  • Logan Property Holdings launched its debut transaction in international markets on Tuesday with a five year non call three dollar issue. Although the non-investment grade developer is a relatively new name, it ranks well among Chinese property companies for financial health, and the deal is said to have gotten off to a solid start.
  • Deutsche Bank has moved Jens Ruebbert to Vietnam as the chief country officer for the region, the third such appointment it has made for a southeast Asian country this year.
  • Chinese car manufacturer BYD Company, which counts Warren's Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway as one of its many investors, raised HK$4.3bn ($550m) via the issuance of primary shares on May 23.
  • It has been slow going but Giant Interactive’s $850m five year leveraged buyout financing is gaining traction in general syndication with commitments from three Taiwanese lenders, one of which has joined at the highest ticket level.
  • Syndicate Bank is meeting with investors for a proposed dollar bond. It will be the Indian issuer’s first appearance in the market since September 2012.
  • Vitol’s self-arranged $2.05bn loan to fund the acquisition of Royal Dutch Shell’s Australian business has wrapped up with commitments from 18 lenders.
  • Chinese leasing company UT Capital made its debut in international bond markets on Thursday with a three year dim sum backed by a keepwell agreement from parent Haitong Securities.
  • Equities and credit indices had a so-so day on Monday, but that did not stop three companies punching out deals in the European market, using three of the formats that have recently been popular.
  • Ecopetrol’s corporate finance head expressed delight to GlobalCapital after the oil company timed it right to sell the longest ever bond from a Colombian borrower. Further evidence of the benign conditions for Latin American issuers came with a blow-out for Mexico’s ICA as bankers debated whether the bond market rally is nearing its peak.
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